Toyota, Carmera will create HD maps for self-driving cars using autobrake cameras The cameras would be part of a push to speed up HD mapping for urban and local roads.

Toyota has sold around 8 million hybrids since it started selling them 18 years ago. Toyota also plans to sell at least 30,000 fuel-cell vehicles a year world-wide by around 2020, it said.

Toyota makes no mention of privacy protection or security in its press release. We're not sure if those answers will be forthcoming at CES, but we'll be sure to ask them if we get the chance.

Nokia’s digital maps and location services, recently rebranded “ Here,” are getting more traction from a division of the world’s largest automaker: Toyota Motor Europe. Nokia announced in ...

Map on demand can be used for three years from the time a new vehicle is registered; after three years, drivers can continue the service by purchasing the latest software from a Toyota dealer.